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Quran is the holy book for Muslims and they recite it on a daily basis. Majority of them listen to expert recitations of Quran via audio devices like CD players, Tape recorders and most recently via hand-held digital devices called Digital Quran. The Digital Quran Products are light in weight and its size perfectly fits to any palm size. The high resolution LCD screen displays the verses currently being played on the Digital Quran and you can view the LCD at night with the help of background light built-in feature. The best part is the ability to listen via headphones or via built-in speakers. A convenient, portable, state of-the-art digital player. Contains the entire Qur'an.Although Quran is the major part of the Digital Quran Products, however, for keeping Muslims glued to it, Other Islamic features like Tafaseer books, AHadees books, audio content such as 99 Names of Allah, Dua Khatam-ul-Quran, and Book-marking of Surahs and verses that will be saved even after shutdown, Universal Qibla Compass/Direction. We carry product from the leading company in manufacturing of Digital Quran devices. The Digital Quran device is embedded with Holy Quran translated in different languages; It also includes Tafaseer Books, Ahadeeth Books, Universal Qibla Compass, prayer Timing and much more. The devices are useful between Muslims and Non Muslims equally. The Non Muslims who need to know the Holy Quran, our product is the best solution. Secondly; we have got special prices and discounts on our products, offered on both small and large quantity orders. Different passages of the Qur'an can be easily recalled and played by simply pressing a few buttons. Passages can be recalled by selecting the Surah, page, or chapter. The LCD display is easy to read and provides the essential information to the user. The high quality voice can either be heard through the internal speaker or through the earphone provided. A special "counter" is provided to assist the user during prayers.
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Digital Qur'an
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The Digital Qur'an is the electronic version of the Qur'an revered by millions of Muslims across the world. There is a strict code of conduct for handling this text which limits its accessibility, especially in situations such as traveling or everyday reading on the move. The invention of the Electronic Digital Qu'ran addressed these limitations, in particular the ability to read the Qur'an due to the on-screen text feature.
Since its introduction in 1993 by the Korean company; Penman Corporation the Digital Qur'an has progressed through various stages of development and taken on a whole raft of additional features on the way. The Original, Penman, Qur'an book was a basic black and white unit, similar in size to the majority of today’s units, the only function of this device was the playback of the recitation of the Quran with synchronized on-screen Arabic text; it allowed basic navigation of The Book with the ability for the user to select a specific Surah and specific verses. This particular function changed little if at all in the succeeding years.
The Digital Qur'an was in instant success throughout the Muslim world, the portability of the device due to its ‘solid-state’ technology, meant that people could read and listen to the Qur'an in places and situations where it had previously been impossible to do so.
The second offering from Penman included the much requested inclusion of the English Text Translation. This again was synchronized with the Arabic recitation and proved an invaluable resource for consumers.
After this point the Reigns were taken up by a company based in Hong Kong; Enmac Engineering Corporation. Their product range made the Digital Quran more financially accessible and attractive by introducing the next major development in the industry; The Colour Screen. This feature mimicked the current trend of the mobile phone market at’ the time and ensured the continuing popularity of the genre.
Enmac’s products were mass produced in China at an affordable price; however this was achieved at the sacrifice of expenditure on research and development. As such the subsequent models were more variation than innovation. This oversight opened the door to a UK based company: Playnetics. This company realized that both hardware and software development of the Digital Qur'an had stagnated and brought to market, innovative; quality based products that addressed the needs of the Muslim technology consumer.
Playnetics initial offering received praise for its usability and design, but the uptake of the product was severely hampered by the high retail price and low dealer margins. More..
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